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Spring Transitions

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Emma Java Student Contributor, Boston University
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Lindsey Reese Student Contributor, Boston University
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at BU chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

This week’s BU street fashionistas strutted down the catwalk (a.k.a Comm. Ave) well-prepared for the bipolar weather.  On rainy-but-warmish Tuesday, Jana Hofheimer (COM ’11) sported a unique sweatshirt/poncho hybrid jacket with bare legs and adorable flats.  On pleasantly sunny Thursday, Sam Dutra (COM ’14) rocked the preppy-cool look of a sundress, light blazer and classically work-in Sperry shoes.  Jenny Galvin (COM ’12) faced the Friday sun and chilly wind with an awesome knit striped sweater under a caramel brown leather jacket topped off with a cozy cream infinity scarf.  These ladies sure know how to keep their cool amidst the weather that can’t seem to make up its mind.  In the meantime, I’m anxious for spring to spring!

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Emma Java
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Lindsey Reese
Lindsey Reese is a sophomore at Boston University majoring in Print Journalism with a minor in International Relations. Hailing from down south in Waco, Texas, Lindsey decided to take the first opportunity to experience the city life in Boston. She developed a love for other cultures and saw Boston as the perfect playground for discovering new people and backgrounds. Lindsey enjoys marketing in the Public Relations Student Society of America, working for BUTV, and being a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi. Homework and clubs don't stop her from enjoying an occasional Friends marathon or going out for fro-yo with her roommates. The future holds many promises, but Lindsey has her sights on a specific dream: writing for Vogue or InStyle. Graduation might be years away, but Lindsey is ready to hit the pavement next semester looking for internships at local magazines.